def test_register_count_delete(self):
"""Test players can be registered and deleted."""
tournament.register_player("Markov Chaney")
tournament.register_player("Joe Malik")
tournament.register_player("Mao Tsu-hsi")
tournament.register_player("Atlanta Hope")
counted_players = tournament.count_players()
# After registering four players, count_players should be 4
self.assertEqual(counted_players, 4)
tournament.delete_players()
counted_players = tournament.count_players()
# After deleting, count_players should return zero
self.assertEqual(counted_players, 0)
print "* Players can be registered and deleted."
def test_register(self):
"""Test players can be registered."""
tournament.register_player("Chandra Nalaar")
counted_players = tournament.count_players()
# After one player registers, count_players() should be 1
self.assertEqual(counted_players, 1)
print "* After registering a player, count_players() returns 1."
def test_register_count_delete():
'''This function tests to see if players can be registered and deleted.'''
tournament.delete_matches()
tournament.delete_players()
tournament.register_player("Markov Chaney")
tournament.register_player("Joe Malik")
tournament.register_player("Mao Tsu-hsi")
tournament.register_player("Atlanta Hope")
c_value = tournament.count_players()
if c_value != 4:
raise ValueError(
"After registering four players, count_players should be 4.")
tournament.delete_players()
c_value = tournament.count_players()
if c_value != 0:
raise ValueError("After deleting, count_players should return zero.")
print "5. Players can be registered and deleted."
def test_count(self):
"""Test players can be counted."""
tournament.register_player("Twilight Sparkle")
tournament.register_player("Fluttershy")
counted_players = tournament.count_players()
# We should have two players that we just registered
self.assertEqual(counted_players, 2)
tournament.delete_players()
counted_players = tournament.count_players()
# count_players() should return numeric zero, not string '0'
self.assertNotIsInstance(counted_players, str)
# After deleting, count_players should return zero
self.assertEqual(counted_players, 0)
print "* After deleting, count_players() returns zero."
def test_register():
'''this funciton tests if the player registration works correctly by
returning the proper number of players registered.'''
tournament.delete_matches()
tournament.delete_players()
tournament.register_player("Chandra Nalaar")
c_value = tournament.count_players()
if c_value != 1:
raise ValueError(
"After one player registers, count_players() should be 1.")
print "4. After registering a player, count_players() returns 1."
def test_count():
'''This function tests if the the counts return properly
from the database.'''
tournament.delete_matches()
tournament.delete_players()
c_value = tournament.count_players()
if c_value == '0':
raise TypeError(
"count_players() should return numeric zero, not string '0'.")
if c_value != 0:
raise ValueError("After deleting, count_Players should return zero.")
print "3. After deleting, count_players() returns zero."
def _assert_count_players(self, expected_count_players, message):
c = count_players()
self.assertEqual(c, expected_count_players,
message + " Got {c}".format(c=c))
return c
def _assert_count_players(self, expected_count_players, message):
c = count_players()
self.assertEqual(c, expected_count_players,
message + " Got {c}".format(c=c))
return c
